San Francisco is one of many MUST-VISIT attractions in Northern California. Both Fisherman's Wharf and Chinatown have priceless features that can garantee a promising and relaxing visit.

Eat all the seafood you want, at the fisherman's destination,  Fisherman's Wharf, and trust me the name has been put to test. It is located about half an hr away from the Days Inn and Suites.

Chinatown has many shops, antiques, and fun gifts imported from china. A simple neighborhood bound to fulfill all your gift-shopping, money-saving needs. Experience a new culture hidden beneath San Francisco, it's only a few minutes away. 

    
  
  Another BIG attraction, using the term loosely, is the Bay Bridge, one of California's largest bridges. It opened November 12th, 1946, just 6 months before the Golden Gate. (above) About 270,000 vehicles pass through this remarkable bridge per day. The total cost for this bridge, including a railroad trail that has been abandoned was 79.5 million dollars. The total of the two combined sections is 23,000 feet. (RIGHT)
  
   
  Another must-see attraction is the Alcatraz Island. Which was completed in 1854, but since then has been expanded and modified. The purpose of the building was to house soldiers to guard the dock. The building was bomb-proof with walls 10 foot thick. Alcatraz became a federal prison in 1934, and also an infamous island of history.
  
UC Berkeley is one of the greatest universities in San Francisco, it has many dorms for the students living within. The community is filled with fun shops, and restaurants that stay open all night. Definitely a great attraction for visitors.
   
  The most popular attraction for visitors has lately been the Golden Gate Bridge, its length is about 8,981 feet total, the towers are approximately 746 feet from the water below.  During construction, the city placed a net under the bridge for the protection of the workers, which saved the lives of 19 men, who are known as the "Half Way to Hell Club" (LEFT)
     
   

 

 

San Francisco is also known for their many restaurants and classic foods, of endless taste. In the area, there are many steakhouses, Donut Shops, Pizza Places, Fast Foods, and even Buffets. Or you can take a simple, short drive down to Chinatown, where some restaurants open up til 2 am.